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Amazon Conservation is a creative, hard-working, team-oriented conservation organization and we welcome interns with the same qualities.
Our internships are highly competitive and typically offered to candidates with specialized skills, relevant experience, and good language skills (but see each internship for detailed specifics).
In addition to a hands-on internship experience, interning at Amazon Conservation gives you the opportunity to learn about nonprofit management and a chance to contribute to the conservation of one of the most diverse ecosystems in the world.
Specific dates flexible, internships remain the same from cycle to cycle.
*Note that this requirement is not applicable during COVID-19, as all of our staff are currently working remotely.
Most internships are unpaid; if you are seeking credit for this internship, we are happy to work with you and your school. Please refer to the specific internship listing for details regarding the availability of funding for the position you are interested in.
To apply, please follow the instructions in the internship description and send all documents to applications@amazonconservation.org Applications are accepted on a rolling basis; internships are open until filled.
Do you want to live and work where the Amazon meets the Andes? Do you want to gain practical skills in biodiversity monitoring, reforestation, and regenerative agriculture? Do you want to contribute to science and conservation in one of the most biodiverse regions on the planet?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, we want you for our volunteer program at Manu Biological Station!
This is the perfect opportunity for anyone with love of nature and a passion for protecting the planet, and no prior skills are required to participate. Discounts apply for longer visits, and all proceeds from the volunteer program are reinvested directly back into science and conservation here at Manu Biological Station.
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